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Thanks for the tip! Need to try this now 🙌🙌

@@Knitology1x1 www.youtube.com/@-Tine- has BY FAR the best tutorials on basic stitches. Once you know how to knit and purl with a hook, you'll be able to convert pretty much any knitting tutorial into knooking. Have fun!

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Yess it is in the to do list 🙌

I don’t think it’s possible with the lace carriage 🫣

Thank you so much! Next time I have to try that! 💖

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Thanks for the lovely feedback 💖

Update: I knit the zigzag row with the main yarn and laid a strand of waste yarn over top of it and got the same effect

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@@Knitology1x1 the little swatch I made turned out so well I am thinking of ways to use it for something. 🎉 😊

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Here I am using some Italian dead stock yarns 🤗

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You can do a e-wrap cast on and just have the needle out of work from the beginning and just skip it 🤗

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Sometimes it is a matter of oiling the machine, changing the tension ( keep in mind that we don’t always have to loosen, too lose of a tension can make the carriage move across with difficulty), the number of weights used and sometimes you might need to use a different yarn all together. Not every yarn works well on this type of stitches. It shouldn’t be too difficult to move the carriage across as that could damage the machine. Hope this helps! Good luck 🤗

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I am not sure, sorry, I got mine off ebay and from a member of a facebook group. Good luck!

A formula that I use for necklines when I shape them, and I guess that could work in this case as well, is to cast off half of the total number of stitches and decrease the other half on both sides. So if my neckline is 60 stitches I will cast off 30 in the middle ( and in this instance that means those needles we leave on hold at the very beginning) and decrease the other half which will be 15 on either side of the neckline ( so in this instance those are the needles we bring on hold one at a time) . You’ll have to test and see what works best.🤗 hope this makes sense and helps you. 🤗

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That could also work! ✨ what machine are you using? I don’t know if it’s just my machine being temperamental but I cannot produce this stitch by putting needles in hold, my stitches always drop when I try to knit more than 2 rows with needles on hold. I think by grabbing the float we could potentially play more with tucks and create more “dramatic” effect as we can knit as many rows as we want. Please let me know if you try tucks like this on your machine by putting needles on hold instead and how did it go. Happy knitting 💖

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Thank you!! Ohhh the possibilities are just endless 💖💖

Thanks for watching ♥️ I think it would work in the same way 🤔 you’ll have to try and see though testing is always so important!

Also you don’t want to knit more than , let’s say, 4 rows after putting more needles on hold as that would create a bigger hole. You can put as many needles on hold but the number of rows you knit ideally would be 2 for neatest results 🤗 Hope this helps!

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Had a feeling heheh 🤭 happy knitting!

it is knitting both beds at once 😊 good luck and please let me know how it went 🫶

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Thank you so much! 🫶 From having conversations with other knitters about the plating feeder it seems that are other machines that have one as well. I am not quite sure on your specific machine... so I cannot really say. I would encourage you to join facebook groups with machine knitters; there are so many people that have different machines and I sure they will be happy to help. 🤗

Good idea, will do 😊

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